The Organ Forum

  Hello all,  My dad passed away in February and we are left with the Hammond K102 he bought in the early 60's. It still works but we have no idea if it is worth anything or if we should just give it away to somebody who shows some interest. Anyone on here help? Also have original stool and music. Thx

Can anyone out there help me?  I have come into possesion of the following Hammond organ and I am unable to determine which model it is.   https://accounts.craigslist.org/post/shwpst?pii=976948723&db=lv  I have been told it is a Hammond Dolphin 9100, 9700, 9800 and an Aurora. Thank you.

Does anyone have any info about this organ that was planned in 1985. Info, pictures, history, etc.? It was also planned a Leslie 751 Model,4-shannel speaker, matching the organ 350 serie... Please... I love history...  Kurt

I have done searches on the 2 models, and are aware that there are differences in the TG and electronics. Can anyone shed any light on reliability or any issues that one model would have over the other? Also, I have a Leslie 710...would this be easier to hook up to one over the other? If any of you had the opportunity to acquire either of ...

We've inherited my mother's M100 that she purchased in the early 1950s.  She was organist for a church, and wanted her own organ at home to play ''other'' music.  The M100 was moved once to a new house in the 1970s, and has been in her living room ever since.  I don't think it has been played since the '80s.  She did complain ...

Fenrirlupus... I am so glad you replied to this very subject... you are the first! :))))  And I must say that you hit the main underlying concerns that I and my Father researched for months. The viscosity of Singer sewing machine oil is ALMOST identical to that of the so-called vintage ''Hammond'' oil sold at premium prices by many online ...

Well... I hope this post works.... this forum hasn't been working worth a damn for over a week now....   but yall' are like family so I'm going to share my final edit of my insane L-103 video....   it's consumed my life for two weeks and I'm finally done.....   feel free to post comments :))))) Enter the Hammond ...

I have a Hamond XB-2 which is one of the early models.  It had light use but about 18 months ago it quit. A local service tech with Hammonds help repaired the instrument which included a new main board.  It has again failed.  This time when I powered it up, the LCD display lite up all ''green'' and the organ would not boot up.  ...

Congratulations on your ''new'' instrument. I hope it will provide you with many years of enjoyment.As far as the ''sound'' of your H, this can be a rather personal thing...it will not replicate the classic ''B-3'' sound that you may have in your mind...the H sounds like an H. There are ways to alter the electrical system to change the H's ...

OH MY GOSH!!!!! YOU SHOULD HAVE GOTTIN THE RT3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just got one and fell in love with it!!!!!!!!! I am not a Hammond organ person as I play the pipe organ at my church. I wanted a home organ, so my mom got me a 1975 kimball 13 pedal organ a few  years back. Hated every thing about it: sound sucks!: ugly: cheap: ...